From: Leon and Corralee
Greeff greeffy@onetel.com TOSHIBA
LAPTOP STOLEN IN CHEGUTU, The below laptop
was stolen in Chegutu last night. Toshiba
Satellite A300 – Harman/Kardon. Model No: PSAGCE – 043009F3 . Serial No: Y8610982Q . Please get hold of Corralee Greeff on
0772 208 726 if you have any info in it’s recovery. Reward is offered.
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Just to let
you know whilst I was enjoying lunch at the restaurant at Golden Stairs Nursery
yesterday my laptop and briefcase were
stolen from my car despite the presence of a security guard in the car park. It
looks like the driver’s door lock was “picked” . So beware.
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Our maltese cross terrier,
white in colour, dog has been taken from our property. We believe that
someone may have jumped our wall and taken her as she is a dog that would
“sell”. Her name is Bacardi but unfortunately she has not been micro
chipped. We are very worried about her as she is a very timid natured
dog. Please may you help. Thelma
Flynn. Tel : (04) 334911/9 Mobile : 0772 266 731 t.azevedo@windmill.co.zw
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Sorry it’s a bit late, but the readers who so admired Meryl
Harrison, will be pleased to know that she has been “re-homed” in a
comfortable flat in Norwich, UK. Her little dog, Topsy, which she rescued,
wandering with barbed wire round her neck some 2-3 years ago is “re-homed” with
me. She is the most wonderful character of a dog I have ever known after 42
years of owning dogs. Meryl, whom I have known personally for the last ######
years is now I hope resting from all the hard work she did for the animals in
this Country. I had the pleasure of meeting some of the VAWZ team, at
Meryl’s farewell at the Kennel Club, and from what I read in Mike Garden’s
emails they are doing a fantastic job in the Meryl tradition Keep it up. Love
to all the VAWZ team. Roy Ellis royel@zol.co.zw
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Hello Mike, i have just read of the break in in
Chisipite last week where a pistol was stolen.
Since then we have heard of a break in involving a pistol on Edinburgh road; we
had a break in, on Fernleigh road last week, involving 3 ,well spoken young
men, one had a semi repeater revolver silver in colour. Just wondering if the
pistol could be the same one that was stolen?
Our break in was. I think, opportunistic, in that we
had had a power cut, and at 19.30 when the power came back on, my son
went out to switch off and bring the little generator in. The men had come
over the neighbours wall and followed my son in putting the pistol to his
head another of the thieves had an axe.They were only after money, but
took jewellery as well, but no computers etc. They asked where my daughter was,
she thankfully had gone out a little earlier.
Apparently they had a car. I can only repeat what
others have warned us all about, we had been watched so in turn watch your
backs and keep doors locked.
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WARNING AIRPORT ROAD. We had a near miss on thursday night coming from the
airport. We left our car in lock up as we were only going to S.A. for 2
days. but when we arrived back we had some trouble with our car so hired
a taxi to get home, because of this trouble we were quite late leaving the
airport. At the robots Airport rd/Glenara the robot was red and while we
were waiting for it to change a car pulled up behind us. The passenger of
this car jumped out and punctured the back tyre of our taxi. We shouted
to the driver to go which he did. We went through the red robot so
couldn't see if the car followed us or not. We found a place to change
the tyre by the army camp and got home without further incident. We
presume the thieves thought that we were tourists and had money etc to
steal. Just a warning to everyone who comes back on that late
flight. They wait for you to stop then pounce. Be aware of
surroundings and if you can possibly help it do not stop at the robots.
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I don't know if this will be helpful to anyone, but recently my wallet was stolen and it contained a small
amount of cash, my driver's licence and a few old receipts. I hadn't reported
it missing and I presumed I would never be able to get my important documents
back such as my driver's licence. But out of nowhere I got a phone call from
the Graniteside Post Office stating that they had found my wallet and my
driver's licence, that had been dumped into one of their post boxes. They were
able to get hold of me via one of the receipts that had my cell phone number.
It may be advisable that people go to local post offices around their area if their
handbags or wallets have been stolen just to see if they have turned up in one
of their post-boxes and cannot get hold of their owners.
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